infinity was boring

by OPUSOID

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1.	ah fah down 01:45	buy track
2.	angels sneak into the demons' drum circle 03:05	buy track
3.	pulltheplug 01:23	buy track
4.	my misses hippie 01:48	buy track
5.	sluggin duggy 00:47	buy track
6.	munkn 00:38	buy track
7.	toro nada 03:08	buy track
8.	made in china 02:21	buy track
9.	watch the water drip 00:36	buy track
10.	nu toi 02:08	buy track
11.	eloise 00:35	buy track
12.	gumdog 00:28	buy track
13.	bokatoni 00:31	buy track
14.	alobar&kudra 01:15	buy track
15.	pedallion 00:49	buy track
16.	soundtrack for feedbands pythagoras video 02:19	buy track
17.	domicile 04:12	buy track
18.	mi burro 05:10	buy track
19.	forever endeavor 03:01	buy track
20.	space luv continuum 04:17	buy track
21.	thebathroomsong 03:44	buy track

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Opusoid's first exploration in live looping with the JamMan loop pedal and its primitive and limited capabilities. Very raw, lo-fi, sometimes scratchy, but all in love and fun...a much needed jump into technology after backpacking and playing acoustically throughout central/south america for a year. this album is another one of those Opusoid-esque amalgamation of swirling and lingering thoughts coming out in different forms and versions, both in the past and future...title stolen from a conversation about why we materialize and drop into this absurdity that is life...simple yo, infinity was boring, we had to make our own stupid glorious disasters...these ideas would become lyrics in a future Opusoid song "hand eye" off the album "mix'l idiom."

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released June 9, 2011

thanks to eloise the boston terrier for hanging out and inspiring much of this album's playfulness...thanks to PAJAMA GIRL (kellykowalski.com) for providing vocals on TRACK 4 and for providing the sample she captured in China on TRACK 8...and thanks to Tom Robbins' "Jitterbug Perfume" for some inspiration, and thanks to Greg Swanson for building that geodesic dome that one day and for being there to inspire the session that got captured on TRACK 17 (later became a song in A.J's band JUDO NO, video link: www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ioo4wh8OY88 ), and thanks to Feedbands.com for providing space in the "Kale House" and for commissioning Opusoid to lay down a soundtrack (video link: www.youtube.com/watch?v=-32cfRcjgFE )

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OPUSOID Oakland, California

Opusoid is a living opus, perpetual live looping, curated by Anthony J, capturing moments of improvised vocals, trumpet, drums, bass, guitar, synth, drum pad

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